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The Tienmu Halloween Festival Features a Clash of Ghosts: Nezha and Vampires Join the Parade

Published: 2026-10-03 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-10-03 — Halloween will kick off this Saturday (the 27th), with the Tienmu business district—home to a large expatriate community—hosting the fourth edition of the “What the Ghost in Tienmu 4” Halloween event at Tienmu Sports Park. Unlike previous years that focused on Western ghosts...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network, Reported by Li Xinyi

 

The Tienmu business district, known for its diverse expatriate population, will hold the fourth “What the Ghost in Tienmu 4” Halloween event at Tienmu Sports Park. Breaking away from the usual focus on Western ghosts and ghouls, this year’s theme is “Clash of Ghosts: East Meets West,” blending the excitement of a Western Halloween carnival with the vibrancy of Taiwanese temple fair culture. Expect to see figures like the Heavenly God Nezha, vampires, and pumpkin monsters joining children and adults alike for a stroll through Tienmu.

To experience the fun and festive atmosphere of Halloween, Tienmu will host a parade led by Nezha, vampires, and pumpkin monsters. (Photo provided by Taipei City Department of Commerce)

There will also be a variety of themed activities on-site, such as the Halloween Fantasy House, Haunted Story House, Tienmu Magic Market, Energetic Music Concert, and Witch Fortune Telling. Local shops have also crafted “Halloween Ghostly Special Dishes,” including: Satan’s Beer, Struck-by-Lightning Teletubbies, Ghost Face, Fuafua Chiffon Cake, Night Wraith, Pumpkin Mask Bread, Bloody Vanilla Chicken with Vein Noodles, and Sunshine Rainbow Kids vs. Vampires—eight spooky dishes waiting for brave diners to try.

 

Additionally, “getting ghostly” isn’t just for kids—this year’s Halloween cosplay trend has also caught on with young professionals. On October 27 and 28, show your Taipei Shopping Card at participating Tienmu stores to enjoy exclusive discounts. Shops such as Tai Long DIY, vivo VIDO, Silver Stone Jewelry, and jadore are offering 10–10.5% off, along with many cosplay-related items available at 10% off or more. From now until participating Tienmu business district stores, spend over NT$500 in a single transaction to enter a lucky draw. On November 15, prizes worth a total of NT$100,000 will be given away.

 

● Read more: Sentosa Gets Haunted ! Southeast Asia’s Largest Halloween Event Kicks Off in Singapore

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